Running Application in HTML
This is a discussion about Running Application in HTML in the Windows Software category; Hi Guys, I want to design a desktop using HTML so that I can run applications from the desktop and hide taskbar and start Menu. I will remove all icons from desktop and stuff. How can I link images to Application such as Internet Explorer, My Computer.
Hi Guys,
I want to design a desktop using HTML so that I can run applications from the desktop and hide taskbar and start Menu. I will remove all icons from desktop and stuff.
How can I link images to Application such as Internet Explorer, My Computer.
ARC
I want to design a desktop using HTML so that I can run applications from the desktop and hide taskbar and start Menu. I will remove all icons from desktop and stuff.
How can I link images to Application such as Internet Explorer, My Computer.
ARC
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Uhhhhhh to run applications in the desktop it'll be faster and easier to do it using shortcuts.
OP
I agree, but i need a nicer interface, not just icons.. all over the place..
Thanks
ARC
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ARC
Then do HTML and for the href have the program shortcuts in the a tag.
OP
Can you give me an example..
EG.
<a href="https://www.ntcompatible.com/file:///C:/winnt/explorer.exe">Explorer</a>
<a href="https://www.ntcompatible.com/file:///C:/winnt/explorer.exe">Explorer</a>
OP
I know that. but when I click the link, Internet Explorer bring up the download dialog box and asks me, if I want to download or open.
I want to avoid that. If you go in Help, you will see Microsoft have given links to My Computer, Paint and Control Panel and they open the way they should, but I do not understand how they have linked.
Thanks
I want to avoid that. If you go in Help, you will see Microsoft have given links to My Computer, Paint and Control Panel and they open the way they should, but I do not understand how they have linked.
Thanks
Well if in doubt, copy someone else.
View the source of said help file to see how they do it.
Try this one:
<A ID="shortcut" HREF="EXEC=ExploreWClass,explorer.scf,, CHM=ntshared.chm FILE=alt_url_windows_component.htm">Windows Explorer</A>
View the source of said help file to see how they do it.
Try this one:
<A ID="shortcut" HREF="EXEC=ExploreWClass,explorer.scf,, CHM=ntshared.chm FILE=alt_url_windows_component.htm">Windows Explorer</A>
Probably won't work, but hey...
OP
Yes reply please...
well did you try it???
OP
I tried, but do not know how to insert the code.
Can you please make an HTML file which I can download.
Thanks
Can you please make an HTML file which I can download.
Thanks
Ha ha ha ha.
-bZj
-bZj
You might want to try www.devguru.com or some other sites and learn HTML a bit further. You seem to have a bit further to go in basic development before trying to develop a desktop interface.
OP
Thanks Guys..
ARC
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